Trust Law Clash on Rail Rates and Antitrust Limits
Commissioner Clements defends ability of rail carriers to obey both rate law and the Sherman antitrust act amid criticism of Chairman Kuayp. He argues harmony is possible between federal regulation and antitrust aims, warning against reducing competition while enforcing interstate commerce laws. He emphasizes the need to balance lawful rate setting with safeguarding free competition.
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Clements
Kuayp
Saya
Ismern Commission
Sherman Ant Trust
Chicago
Martin A
Hove
re + rim
In Lt
Federal Commission
Natiebnig
Umea
Conrae
Eldler
Peretoe
Petwe
Wily
Aletcernt
Dean Otter
Tyson Get
Mae Bey
Yan Irikynal
New Ruling For Land Office Registers and Receivers
A new directive requires registers and receivers to prepare entries and commissions for land transactions. Officials must handle entres and onings for lands when requested by the attorney general. Applications have generally been prepared by attorneys, with emphasis on accuracy and timely processing.
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Lstates
Il Fey
Hitchcock Goes to Convention Postmaster General Visit
Postmaster General Hitchcock left yesterday for Louisville to attend the convention of the Kentucky Baptists. The Pittsburgh Fur Geta Canal Contract awarded to D L Gillespie & Co of Pittsburgh for a project mounting the installation of lumber flooring and ceilings across the canal works.
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Hitchcock
Hiencocke
Louisy Tie
Kentucky
Pittsburg Fur Geta
DL. Gillespie & Co
Pittsburg
Thorsch
U S to study export prices abroad
The Treasury led by James B Reynolds plans a European tour to probe export values and foreign market prices. Marion de Vries and Byron B. Watte also join the commission as it reviews export concessions and related testimony. Berlin notes uncertainty over the commission’s object and scope and the provisional agreement in operation.
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Uric Eo Ayrend
Trasiy — Departuiat
Treasury Department
Germany
Berlin
United States
Ameriom
Nucth Lac Commission
Reynolds Commission
Rate Injustice Charged In Rail and Ship Fares
Forest City region bureau of Cleveland Ohio files to Interstate Commerce Commission alleging discrimination by major railroads and steamship lines led by Pennsylvania New York Central Baltimore and Ohio Boston and Maine Southern. Complainant claims higher wire coat hook rates and fourth class rates harm marketing and favor certain cities. seeks reasonable, just rates.
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Mose
Bonaparte Visits Chicago On Immunity Case
Attorney General Bonaparte arrived in Chicago from Boston to pursue two aims regarding the Alta immunity case. He will confer with United States District Attorney Sima and review the matter as the grand jury reconvenes on September 24.
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Ching
Bonaparte
Chicago
Boston
United Stites
Sima
Lindis
Lindis Reently and Slice Thin Savy
Dts
Eoderak Grand Jury
Rates Law Battle Hits Philadelphia Court
Philadelphia lawyers ask the court of common pleas to pay a bill of exceptions to Judge Wilson and Audenried ruling the two cent a mile rate law unconstitutional. The appeal challenges sixty five points claiming the court erred and seeks to test the railroad company suit. A decision is due to be heard on September % with possible appeal to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
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Piladelphua
Ammon Pleas Court
Jungee Willson
Audenrled
Laat
Fennsthania
Thene Bank
Uhe
Pennsylvania Railroad
Conpany
Common Pleas Court
Philadelphia
Pennsylania Supreme Court
Leaves Diamond Match Spec 10 Foe Witness New York
Rumors report Sir Hawkins withdrew from the Diamond Mien Company position after a board agreement while denying it. Ale Hasekian resigned voluntarily to pursue other interests. A M Mowary was chosen as his successor as vice president.
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New York
Frannel Hawkine
Hawkns ‘Ithdrawal
Diamond March Company
Artetlinius 9
Ale Hasekian
A M Mowary
Passenger Ejected As Railway Rate Test Near Decatur
A south bound Louisville and Nashville train at Decatur today ejected a passenger who refused to pay 3 cents per mile. He offered 21 2 cents per mile under a rate set by Alabama’s last legislature, which the conductor rejected. A test of the federal injunction by Judge Jones is expected to address the new rates.
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Decatur
Louletille
Npehville
Roosevelt to deliver address at Central High School Canton Ohio
President Roosevelt will deliver an address to children at Central High School in Canton Ohio. A meeting of McKinley National Memorial trustees in Hell Mussell today, attended by Vice President Fairbanks and other officials, approved the dedication day program for September 2, with arrangements for Roosevelt’s September 20 arrival to focus on school children and the Star Spangled Banner. The plan includes a dedication event with patrons and a call on Mrs McKinley’s niece to donate McKinley home furniture, reflecting a broad, inclusive program across political and religious lines.
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Roosevelt
Delivar
Central High School
Canton
Ohio
Mckinsey National Memorial
Fairbanks
Cortelou
Herrick
Charles G Haven
Frankin Murphy
Tar
Henry W Harter
Ronsavelt
Control High School
Star Spanglia
Mekintes National Memorial Association
Mre MC Barber
McKinley Humaa
McKinley
Central American ministers sign protocol for peace conference
Representatives of five Central American republics met in Washington to sign a protocol inviting a November peace conference. The plan, with Mexico and the United States mediating, aims to end wars and settle future disputes by arbitration. Delegates will vote once per country, and Secretary Root may assist.
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Republis
Mexico
United States
Washington
Unite State
Republica
Washington Iz
Orleana Bi
Enor Corea
Nicaragua
Henor Calvo
Costa
Protoro
Hague
Jne
Hoosevelt
Diaz
Tip Algaltg
Brimgng
Atten
Senor Godoy
Haya
Subpoenaed Oil Figures Highlight 1900s Hearing
Proceedings reveal subpoenas for Rockefeller, Pratt, Archbold and others as witness Clarence Fay testifies about Standard Oil Company assets and subsidiary stock transfers. Kellogg probes book records, dividends, and the structure of the holding company with extensive references to subsidiary entities and figures from 1889 to 1908.
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Rockefeller Henry H Rugert
Henry M
Flager
Oliver Ho Payne
Cheeles
Pratt
John D Archbold
William G Rockefeller
Charles Mr Pratt
Kellogg
Bond Fixed At Six Million For Standard Oil
Chicago reports that Standard Oil must post two bonds totaling six million dollars to stay execution on a 29.24 million fine levied by Judge Landis in federal court. The plan splits bonds for Whiting Indiana property and outside properties, while delays on a technicality risk wiping out the fine. Attorneys clash over immunity and witness questions as the case heads toward a hearing on September 24. Attorney General Bonaparte to confer with District Attorney Sims in Chicago tonight.
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Standard Oil
Chicago
Tiniana
Landis
United States District Court
Wichnia
Unitad Btatne
Tounnel
The
Oil Company
Gronscup
Shell
Whiting
Ind
Standard Ol
K M Landa
Vasa
Auccent
Achemem
Alton
Alton In
Moody
Alston Railroad
Geneane Bonaparte
Washington
Sims
Summer Heat Persists as Washington Braces for September
Washington residents endured a blistering day as humidity rose and the thermometer neared 96 at Affleck's Pharmacy by 4 p.m. The lingering heat prompted many to push back vacations until September, a month historically prone to surprises and long heat spells, while cooler mornings and nights offered only brief relief.
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Weather Bureau
Oli Washingtoniana
Afflecks
Poachers to Pay Fines in Unalaska Case
Government notices money has been paid to cover fines for the Nippo schooner crew and others involved in sealing near Unalaska. Ten Japanese sealers were convicted and fined under Alaska law. unpaid fines may lead to imprisonment while the Nippo captain faces a prior sentence.
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Unalasks
Department of Justice
Japan
Expfein
Nippo
Unalaska
Ilent Valdex
Alaska
Movements of Ocean Steamers and Atlantic Voyages
Movements of ocean steamers list routes from New York to Bremen Genoa Naples and Hamburg with calls at Copenhagen Rotterdam Antwerp and Liban. Ships named Bremen Kronpeinx New York Cape Campeals and Ham a Choo Heca NF Deulachlend Hamburg report toward Bamberg and Kew Fark with continued communication and docking planned for Thursday.
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Hetig
Copanhages
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Belegr
Wubalmer Crowe
Haee
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Gena
Kronpeinx
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Cape
Campeals
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C Felgen
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Hstosla
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Antwerp
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Aconas
Ham
Deulachlend
Hamburg
Kew Fark
Bretion
East Southemet Ag
WIN Dock
Roosevelt seeks Japan sentiment via Wright visit
Report from Sagamore Hill says General Luke Wright, US ambassador to Japan, briefed President Roosevelt on Japanese public sentiment. Wright called Japan cordial and said the San Francisco School Incident had quieted tensions. He noted more American travelers than ever visited Japan and that Japanese treatment had been friendly, not hostile. Wright also discussed the Newfoundland arbitration and possible Senate approval for any treaty. Porter, Moyes, and Gordon accompanied Wright, while discussions hinted at a possible Republican renomination of Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Japan
United States
Sagamore
Luke
Wright
Orient
New York
Walter C Moyes
Connecticut
Peyton Gordon
New Mexico
Attorney Generale
John Alletcher
Les Mes Weekly
Robert P Porter
London Times
Senate
Lorter
Ueotyan
Porter
Republica Convention
Ita
Soovevelt
England
Praise for race leaders at Baptist convention speech
James L. White praises Dr Morris, president of the Baptist Missionary Convention, and Prof Hooker T Washington of Tuskegee Institute as two strong leaders for the African American community. He notes the convention’s support, defends the Chief of the nation, and claims leadership must reside in the South.
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Better Post
Uhrem
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Atvet
Convention Hall
Saeing
Rey Dr Morris
Baptist Rational Convention
Hooker T Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Baptiste
Borris i
Brownsville
United States
South
Ilena
James 1. White
Admiral Wether Funeral Planned at Arlington
Rear Admiral John G. Wether L 3 retired dies suddenly at his friend’s home in High Pasture York Cite. His funeral in Arlington National Cemetery will include full honors and a Naval service at South Unitarian Church. The body will be cremated and brought here for interment at Arlington. A telegram requested a ceremonial form. an escort with marines, infantry battalions, and artillery is expected, with honorary pallbearers to preside.
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Admirnl
John G Wether L
Mendes
York
Arlington Cemetery
South Unitarian Church
Distinguished Naval
National Cemetery
Japan's Consul Satisfied Over Chicago School Admission
Japanese consul in Chicago reports no discrimination by Chicago schools after inquiry into three Japanese residents denied entry. The board of education discussed a possible legal issue on tuition funds and sanitation for adults, deferring final action to September 25.
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Learna
Cheago
Chicago
Seientaro Shumizu
Chiesgzo
Tokyo
Gehgola
Schneider
Board of Education
Sansul
Esteam
Auto crash injures horse and buggy rider on Pennsylvania Ave
An auto struck Rob Dorie inspector of the street cleaning service as his horse and buggy were ridden along Pennsylvania Avenue. Davies was thrown and seriously injured. The car fled. police obtained the vehicle number and started a search. Doyle was taken to a hospital on Sheth Street. Detective Hartigan and Capt Boardman led the case for central office.
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Davies
Pennsylvania Avenue
Haelock
Uoon
Doyle
Sheth Street
Fortawest
Hartigan
Central Office
Ocean Rates Reduced for Trans Atlantic Passage
New York Sept 11 The International Aeronautical Marine Company defined winter rates effective November 1 for White Star Line ships Adriatic Oceanic Majestic Teutonic Celtic Battle Codrie and Celtic service. First cabin east or westward min fares start at 250 to 6760 with 19 percent rebate on round trips. return sailing to any port on any Star Atlantic line is planned this winter requiring check for first cabin.
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International Aeroautile Marine Company
Trans Atlantic
White Star
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Majestic
Teutonic
Celtic
Liverpool
Rndal
Europe
Wttle
Pettibone Seriously Ill in Duty Court Absence Feared Fatal
Boise, Idaho Sept 17. George A Pettibone failed to appear in District Court for a trial date. An affidavit from his physician warns of bladder trouble and possible operation, with serious risk of death. condition may prevent his appearance and endanger his life. Consular officers recognized. State Department accepts credentials from foreign representatives. Shipping commissioner named for Philadelphia port. Duke of the Abruzzi promoted to second in command of the Italian fleet in the Mediterranean.
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Boise Idaho
George A Pettone
Vettibone
Thos Son
SAILS FOR ISTHMUS TODAY WITH CANAL TALKS
Col Hodges and Col Goethals plan conferences in New York and Washington on canal supplies and project specifications. Hodges, purchasing officer for the Isthmus Canal Commission, sails today to meet the engineer in charge. He will stay about a week at the labous steps before returning home to coordinate between branches. Russell Harrigan, a son of the former president, has been recognized by the State Department as vice consul at Indianapolis.
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Wien
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Mr Ks
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Conaut
Austria Hungary
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Wies
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Ohio
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France
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Tex David Nunes Henriquex
Panama
Gulfport
Rufino Suerva
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Consil
Colombia
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Col Hodges
Col. Goethals
Harry F Hodges
Tathmisa Canal
Sen
Russell B Harrigan
Presdenti
YF Realco Et
Indianapolis
REW RAILROAD FOR SOUTH party touring for railroad terminal
Avaveta Assant W A party of a railwar gen including John W Potter, said to represent Thomas F Ryan, WR Deony of Chicago, and estate of Marshall Field, tours the section seeking a terminal for the South and West Railroad from Virginia toward South Carolina. They expect a connection through Auguste with other lines and plan to reach Auguste tomorrow.
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Assant
John W Potter
Thomas F Ryan
WR Deony
Chicago
Marshall Field
Waval and Chieiestone
Auguste
Opposition to New Commander Galbraith Sparks Meeting
Local ranks of the Army and Navy Union oppose Hubert Galbraith, appointed district commander for the Presidents Own. A meeting at the Juvenile Court next Sunday plans to address the dispute with Barry Roosevelt Porter and Henry Garrisons representatives in attendance. Galbraith previously backed Col Browne against Gen Andrew s Bart, fueling further contention among garrisons about national command votes.
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Hubert Galbraith
Presidentsown Cartizon
District of Columbia
Barry Roosevelt, Porter
Henry Gavriaons
Galebraith
Galbraith
Col Browne
Andrew
Garcisu
Galbralts
Burt
Dour i
Theodore Roosevelt
Slow Progress on Washington Schools Strains Families
Overcrowding and funding limits delay additions and new buildings for Washington schools. Plans include McKinley and Emery elementary expansions, Georgetown high school work, and several targeted new structures to relieve crowded classrooms. Construction slow due to workload and shifting priorities.
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Georgetown
Lacon Pak
Seueast Waslington
Seuthezet
Wil
Persorth
Trydon
Ile
Melermick
Gaxen
Ify
Ovla
al Brightwood
Deanwood
BeriBeri Cases Reported Among Nebraska Laborers
The Board of Health learns of twenty beri beri cases among Japanese laborers in Nebraska. Respondents were sent to investigate and confirm whether the disease is contagious, with authorities noting the condition appeared at the time. The article records rapid official action and concern over a potential outbreak.
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Board of Health
J Jon
Wordock
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